In this episode, I present one of the Cremona documents for your consideration. Knights Templar document, hoax, or something else? I'll let you decide.

Ryan Plasker joins me to break down the series of clues that led him to a believe that the tomb of Francis Bacon and the Ark of the Covenant are buried 40 minutes from his own home. He explains his decryptions and shows us the amazing discoveries he made at the site, including a keystone with a letter G, an all seeing eye, and human remains! He provides his interpretation of what he found, and what he believes he will find next.

On this episode, we celebrate the birth of Sir Francis Bacon, and we break down small portions of our evidence that he was not the secret son of Queen Elizabeth I. He was the secret son of Mary, Queen of Scots and Francis II of France.

In this episode, I review the work of the last year and give a preview of things to come after the publishing of my next book, The Keys of the Rosi Crosse and the Ghosts of Bacon.

In this episode, I explain what this podcast is all about and field live questions.

In this episode, Aimee Molleken breaks down her study of the Merovingian bloodline, and we'll see where it leads!

Dave Petrella is a biologist, astrologer and Ok Island Theorist. He appears to share his insights and theory on Oak Island. [Due to the number of private messages from our group members: please note that guests who come on the show are free to share their views, and their views are their own. At times guests share controversial views that differ from my own or those of our viewers, and I encourage that behavior. If you found fault with anything Dave brought up or discussed, feel free to directly contact him. He stated multiple times during the interview that he welcomes all challenges. He can be reached on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100009919805111 or his own YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@davepetrella12 ].

In this 40th episode of the Ghosts of Bacon, I explain how the members of the RC used aliases, and revealed themselves within the works of those identities. I include a preview from my next book with a new alias never before revealed.

Jayson Mercer presents his analysis of the famous Droeshout portrait of William Shakespeare. Many researchers have given their take on this portrait, but none had the analytical skills of Jayson. He answers the question, "who is behind the mask of the Droeshout portrait?"